Bands & artists like Boombox Cartel

If you like Boombox Cartel, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Dillon Francis

Dillon Francis

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Dillon Francis blends moombahton and electronic elements, creating vibrant tracks that share a similar high-energy feel and rhythmic complexity.

What So Not

What So Not

What So Not is known for his innovative sound design and heavy bass lines, often incorporating spacious breakdowns that align closely with the style of Boombox Cartel.

Flosstradamus

Flosstradamus

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Flosstradamus mixes trap and electronic influences to create high-energy tracks that maintain a sense of space, similar to the driving force of Boombox Cartel's music.

hip-hop
Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

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Zeds Dead's ability to fuse dubstep with melodic elements results in powerful tracks that echo the layered synths and energetic rhythms characteristic of Boombox Cartel.

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE’s production style incorporates heavy bass and intricate synth work, creating an energetic atmosphere that parallels the soundscapes crafted by Boombox Cartel.

EDM trap music bass music (EDM) dubstep
Rezz

Rezz

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Rezz’s dark, hypnotic beats and atmospheric sound design provide a compelling contrast to the energy of Boombox Cartel while still maintaining a similar sonic depth.

electronic music midtempo bass
Illenium

Illenium

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Illenium’s emotionally charged melodic bass music often features lush synths and dynamic drops, resonating well with the expansive sound of Boombox Cartel.

electronic dance music future bass

Common questions

Who sounds like Boombox Cartel?

Artists similar to Boombox Cartel include Dillon Francis, What So Not, Flosstradamus and Zeds Dead. Each shares elements of Boombox Cartel's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Boombox Cartel?

If you enjoy Boombox Cartel, start with Dillon Francis — their album "Money Sucks, Friends Rule" is a great entry point. Dillon Francis blends moombahton and electronic elements, creating vibrant tracks that share a similar high-energy feel and rhythmic complexity.